Entertaining if you can get past the ridiculousness.

Rating: 7/10 (24 March 2007)

OK, so this isn't meant to be a very cerebral picture. Its an action movie.
With that having been said, I found it to be a lot of fun, as long as you can suspend your disbelief in a big way. A very big way.
I can list lots of ways that this movie is beyond believable. For one thing, Jordan and Lincoln were chased through Los Angeles by paramilitary commandos who shot up half the city and killed two cops, with barely any notice from law enforcement. Or that if society possessed the technology to clone entire functional humans, it would easily have the ability to simply grow individual cloned organs which would be far cheaper and less complex for all kinds of reasons. Or that apparently, 50 years from now everyone drives a 2006 Chrysler 300.
But the one fatal flaw in this storyline has to do with the entire premise that all of these thousands of clones live in a massive secret facility together. And that flaw is the one that plagues all conspiracy theories. Quite simply, it would be totally impossible to keep a secret that big. Literally hundreds of scientists, engineers, support staff and janitors work at the facility. All of them would have to keep it quiet. There are no disgruntled former staff? Even the low-paid janitors keep the secret, despite the potential for a huge payout by talking to a tabloid or news program? Nobody had a crisis of conscience? Everyone keeps it quiet? Not possible.
But... it was still a fun movie to watch. The cinematography was really good, the action sequences were very engaging and the acting was well above average. Overall, it was engaging, and I enjoyed it.